M4PNews|Chandigarh
Worrying GST all the day, solution is available on gst4india.com. Keeping in view the forthcoming implementation of GST across India with effect from 1 st July 2017 and the need for creating awareness among the stake holders, a dedicated website for provisions of GST and its interpretation has been created. The website www.gst4india.com was launched by the Hon’ble Minister of State for Finance and Company Affairs, Government of India Sh Arjun Ram Meghwal ji in the presence of Sh Sanjay Tandon, President Bhartiya Janta Party Chandigarh, Smt Kirron Kher Member Parliament, Chandigarh and Smt Asha Jaiswal Mayor of Chandigarh. The site has been created by CA Alok Krishan who has been working in the field of indirect cases for the last 15 years. The website has blogs detailing in simple language the provision for various people affected by GST.
This shall be updated regularly with latest developments and write-ups by not only the promoters but also other people working in the area. In addition a separate tag has been created for people seeking clarification on GST to raise their queries which shall be replied to without any charge. Speaking about the website, CA Alok Krishan informed that a need was felt for a long time to have a forum where people could raise the issues faced by them in implementation of GST or in understanding the provisions of the proposed law. Further, changes on in the law are being regularly done. People can subscribe to the updates on this site and will start receiving latest updates on the subject.
GST is the world’s biggest indirect tax reform and we all a witnessing history being written. It shall impact the very way in which we are accustomed to conduct our business since ages in addition to being instrumental in bringing down prices in the long run. Aimed and designed towards reducing interface of business community with law enforcing departments, it places reliance on IT for successful implementation and smooth working thereafter. The success would largely depend upon software and its interface.